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Had this in my bookmarks for close to two years. Forgot about it until today. Music geekery starts @ 6:00.
Music selector? S. Roddy? Glorified sound test?
*edit* "S. Roddy" is actually Steve Ruddy of NES/c64 fame. Interesting.
Last edited by TSC (Aug 12, 2013 4:00 pm)
Cool watch. Makes me feel spoiled for using famitracker.
This is so awesome. And this music is amazing. Always a treat with this Follin guy. It's neat to see this the stuff they were making back then outside of just games.
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Last edited by SketchMan3 (Aug 9, 2013 3:07 pm)
Ahahaha I love how the guys are trying so hard to look "respectable". Thanks for sharing.
Music geekery starts at 40 seconds, you mean! Love Solstice. Used to play it every day as a child. It turned me on to Follin.
EDIT:
Uploaded this years ago:
http://www.epforums.org/showthread.php? … t=solstice
Also, LOL at their NES. They took off the top of a factory console and removed the 72 pin adapter for a top loader so they could accommodate massive prom carts! Fuck me, I wish I were born in 1960 rather than 1990. My name would have been in those credits. 
Last edited by Jazzmarazz (Aug 9, 2013 7:32 pm)
It's really humbling to see how far we've come and how things have gotten similarly easier and more difficult at the same time.
sooo, tim follin was clearly pavin the way for dubstep back then... wob-step? wob-var? haha, cool vid, thanks for postin.
The man who wrote Akrillic and Beach from Plok. And therefore, a god.